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Panama Canal Authority Has Not Made Decision On Toll Increase

February 3, 2010 By Andrew OReilly

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has made no official decision regarding the adjustment in tolls despite a toll rise reported in a story by the Financial Times, according to the ACP.

The Financial Times story, which the Latin America News Dispatch linked, reported that the ACP administrator, Alberto Aleman Zubieta, stated that there would be an increase in tolls for ships passing through the canal.

“At this time, the ACP has made no official decision regarding the future adjustment of tolls,” according to a statement released by the ACP to the Latin America News Dispatch.

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